My Experience At Moro Performance

At this point in the semester, I am five weeks into my practicum. Throughout the past five weeks I have come to learn a lot from Tyler, the Sports Coordinator at the Y. One of the biggest surprises that I have learned from this experience is the amount of time and team effort it takes to be a sports coordinator. While at the Y I have helped Tyler run and supervise different sports programs for the youth and with every new program there is more and more work that goes into it. When I started at the Y, there was already a session in progress. Each session is eight weeks in duration and there are several programs within the session. Now that the previous session has ended Tyler is showing me how to create the next session. With this I have observed that there is a lot of team effort that goes into building these programs.

I started volunteering with a physical therapist at Methodist Hospital for 13 months. Then I started interning at the CSUF Employee Wellness Program (EWP). I realized my passion for Kinesiology grew as I continued interning at EWP and taking advanced classes

I was accepted into the program and have been taking specific classes dealing with athletic training, worked directly with the athletes at Central College, and job shadowed various other healthcare professions in the Pella community including; the ambulance service, the physical therapy department, chiropractor services, Pella High School sports teams, an orthopedic surgeon, and a dentist. Throughout my senior year I worked with the Central College football team. In the fall, I worked the varsity games on the weekends along with practices during the week. Before and after the practices I would guide the athletes through rehabilitations for their specific injuries. As a senior I was also had the responsibility of creating a work schedule for the underclassmen working football with me. In the summer of 2015 I had an internship with the Detroit Lions football team. I was able to work three preseason games as well as the preseason practices. My internship in Detroit solidified my want to work with athletes throughout my career as a health

I have attained information about the different plans that the industry offers and gained knowledge about their goals for a judgement free gym. I have worked in the customer service industry for the last 5 years. Therefore I have gained the ability to work with a variety of personality types. I know how to directly converse with essentially anyone who comes my way. I will be able to combine my background in fitness with my pristine customer service ability to ensure that every single person I work with feels motivated to succeed and receive quality

For the past 5 years I have been volunteering at the yearly Robin Cone Memorial Classic Gymnastics Meet. I have been a time keeper for some of the different events because the gymnastics only have a certain amount of time to warm up and also some of the events have a time limit. I have also helped unwrap and prepare the medals and awards for the gymnasts as well as helped in the hospitality area which contains food and snacks for the coaches, judges, and volunteers. I helped restock the drinks and ice as well as the snacks. The Robin Cone Gymnastics Meet is in honor of Robin Cone, a guidance counselor at JP Steven who died of breast cancer and also to raise money and awareness for breast cancer treatment and research. Over the past 5 years I have given about 46 hours of my time to this cause.

When I became a high school Mat-Maid I was entrusted with a whole new list of responsibility's. Gone were the old days of working concussion stands at tournaments, that year I got promoted to a table worker. I learned how to manage a score book, how to record time, and I learned the sport from a perspective that I never thought I would get the opportunity

It’s Monday, August 22, 2016. The time is 4:00 a.m. The first of five alarms began to sound in my ear. Snooze. Second alarm sounds. Snooze. The snooze button is my friend until I realize I cannot afford to sleep another minute. I grudgingly get out of bed and start my morning routine. The time is 4:30 a.m. I get into my car and drive through the pitch-black morning. I arrive to the Michael S. Starnes Athletic Training Center at 4:45 am. My semester long internship begins. For the 2016 Fall semester, I had the opportunity to do a volunteer practicum through the Ole Miss Strength and Conditioning department under some of the best strength and conditioning coaches. This event, rather experience, was an eye opener into the real world.

My first year of high school, I had experience with injured football players during my physical education class. We had a certified trainer who would come in and check them out. She was excellent and all of the football players and staff loved her. I was so interested in her work and later thought about making it my career goal. As time passed, I transferred schools. At my new school, there was an opportunity with two other girls to join the football team. One of my friends that I already knew before I changed schools. He introduced me to the girls and the helped me get involved. The job was to assist the athletic trainer and also help the football coach with any laundry, equipment, etc.

For the interview paper, i had a chance to talk to the owner and head coach of crossfit Nittany. i choose to interview Bryan beacuse i thought that he would be the best represnetive of the crossfit subculture, since he was one the fisrt ones to open a crossfit gym in american. thus he provide me with the most accrouate answer to the questioin i had prepared to give me a bettter insight to the subcultrue I interview bryan at crossfit nittany, at first it was hard to find a time to interview since he has many clients and is usually busy thourghtout the day. the location i conducted the interview was at crossfit nittany, on Hawbaker Industrial Drive, in State College. I was finsihing my weightlifting workout. i was looking around to find bryan

Funds are essential to set up a community gym, mainly for the building, equipment, and few employees. The community gym can charge monthly fees, except for African-American women, or all women in general. These can be funded by the state or the federal. Another option is to use an already set up gym, but provide free access to African-American women only. In either options, African-American women should be provided free access to gym, at least for 1 year, and later charge a very minimum fee. This encourages them to continue their routine without worrying about finance. Other resources needed are sponsorships from gym equipment companies to provide the equipment at a reduced price. Resources are also needed to advertise the free gym access through flyers around the community, school, workplaces, restaurants,

internship with a pro indoor football team, and made one of the best connections I could ever

Upon completion of High School, the author attempted to differieante himself from his family members. The siblings of the author all attended accredited universities immediately after high school. James however moved to San Diego California to create a new life for himself, escaping the torment and ridicule one feel’s when they view themselves as the self-proclaimed black sheep of the family. Memories of life in beautiful San Diego still hold a special place in the author’s heart. It was in California where James first truly experienced independence and freedom from his overly judgmental and cruel family. The author had a passion for physical fitness, which provided the motivation necessary to become a certified personal trainer. The author genuinely enjoyed helping others achieve their fitness goals; however, the need to sell personal training sessions in order to maintain basic living necessities was stressful at times. This segment of the author’s life is where he developed strong communication skills. Learning how to relate to the consumer are the fundamentals in positions in which sales dictate one’s salary. The author would supplement his income by providing security services to bars on

This semester project helped my overall understanding of the administration process that accompanies the career in athletic training. It showed me how to apply what I learned from the textbook and weekly assignments to a situation that frequently occurs for athletic trainers. Working with other student athletic training students allowed us to share our ideas and perceptions to meet the goal of running a new and successful athletic training room.

* My family enjoys reduced gym rates at the local gym facility since my parents made significant financial contribution to its constructions. The discounted rates motivate every family member to visit the gym.

During my internship I worked with Franklin High School’s football team, I started on June 25th and worked all the way to August 14th Monday-Friday for 3.5 hours each day. So all together I gotten a total of 122 hours. What I did during the internship was help the coaches in any way I possibly could, such as help setting up equipment for drills, helping the quarterbacks warm up, help run drills , and being the ball boy during their scrimmages. I did anything that the coaches asked me to help with. From this experience, I learned many things that goes into being a coach for a football team. There were some thing that I noticed about the football team that I learned about in my sports in society class. I remember talking about how some athletes think that sports are their only way of being successful, and their only way of getting out were their living right now. Some of the high schoolers saw football as their ticket of getting out of their predicaments. Sometimes they focus so much on football that they let their grades slip and get into trouble with their classes. Though the coaches do a real good job of reminding them that it’s just not their athletic ability that’ll get them into a good college, but they also have to get good grades too. The coaches do a real good job of keeping their athletes on the right track and help them when they need help so that they can play football. Something that I learned in my sponsorship and sales class helped with this situation. We